The Hawaiian gazette., 1887-11-01
Shipping Notes.

The schr Olive brought guano from Baker
Island.
S S Alameda, hence Sept 50, arrived at
Sydney Oct 10.
Bark Martha Davis cleared from Boston
Oct 20 for Honolulu.
The bark Birmah will probably sail for
Portland, Or, the latter part of next week.
The bark Peter Goddefroy will sail, prob
ably the middle of next week, for Bakers
Island to load guano for Hongkong.
The bark Coloma is expected to call here,
en- voyage to Hougkong, from Portland,
Oregon, between Nov 10th and 18th.
The bark Alden Bessie took co Chinese
passengers for Hongkong Dot. 26th, besides
five of the same nationality in transit from
Hongkong. She sailed about 3 m yester-
day.
Capt Robinson of the bark w W Case has
so far recovered from his recent sickness as
to be able to assume control of his vessel on
her next trip. which will be to Kahului.-
Examiner 21St.
The barkentine Planter, Capt W r Peril
man, was towed into port about ten o'clock
Wednesday morning, Is days from San Fran
cisco, with large general cargo, besides 294
hogs and redwood posts, shingles, fodder,
etc.
". >. ,. 20. ) II. NJ. -. >. AldTlpOSd. captain
II NJ Hayward, left San Francisco Oct 22nd
6:52 a. M; experienced fine weather through
out entire voyage. Oct 22nd, Mrs Georgiana
Jones Allison, cabin passenger, died of heart
disease and was buried at sea on the 23rd
inst at 10 a. IN,
The bark Alden Bessie, Captain O'Brieu
arrived off port, Sunday, 81 days from
Victoria, B c. en- voyage to Hongkong. She
will sail, on Wednesday, for her destination.
and will take some 100 Chinese passengers
from this port. The Alden Bessie is con-
signed to K w Lame.
The brig Consuelo, Captain Cousins, ar
rived October sd, 16 days from San
Francisco. Reports very rough weather first
four or five days, and moderate weather the
rest of the way. Has full cargo of general
merchandise and deck load of go hogs.
Consigned to w G Irwin d Co.
The bark Hope, Captain Peuhallow, ar
rived Oct. %, 80 days from Port Gamble
Reports light w, S and w winds first three
weeks out; then had light trades to port, ex-
cept last two DAYS when nearing the islands,
battling winds with rain squalls. She brings
a cargo OF about $4,000 feet lumber. She is
consigned to Levers d Cooke.
The S S Australia took from Honolulu for
San Francisco, Oct. 25th, the following cargo:
9,765 bags sugar, weight 1,17S63S pounds,
value $4,000, by w Irwin g. Coz 296 bdls
green hides (6SS hidesl, % dry hides, and
bdls goat SKINS $3.50, value s., 425, by F f
Porter; AGO bdls green hides 1861, % dry
hides, Z bdls sheep skins, (475), and bdls
goat skins CAD. value $1,000, by NcChesney
d Son; 81 empty kegs, value $50, 13S bags
rice, value $50 60 by G w Macfarlane &
Co; AS bags rice, value $1,S59 %, by NJ
Phillips q Co; $50 bags rice, value 1881, by
Hyman Bros; l19 bdls sugar cane, value $50,
3 boxes betel leaves, by Wing On Wo & Co;
various packages transhipped goods from S
S Zealandia; 724 bchs bananas E L Mar
shall: 122 do, p G Camarinos; 494 do. Nc
Chesney d Son; go do, z Z Meyers 679 do,
o ] Campbell-all valued at 81 per bch;
1.271 bags sugar, weight 167,990 lbs, value
SS,641 Sc, by Along; go bags rice, value
S1,120, by Sing Chong & Co; , bchs bananas,
l bag coffee, box Jelly, horse, two bags
coin and sundry goods and effects. Value of
foreign products, S2,677 80; domestic,
$74,092 IS; transhipped, Sl03.